Shell is fast becoming my go-to place for picking up parcels. Yes, there is gas here too, but it's…read moreexpensive. Go to Can-Am next door. (I see Simon K. has beat me to saying this). This review is about the shipping desk inside the gas station. Parking is plentiful in front of the building. How does it compare to the competition? Good: - friendly, helpful, and courteous staff. Special mention. - Open until 1800 (matches or beats all of the competition) - Parcels are held for 30 days before racking up additional fees (more than the competition). Another special mention. - Open 7 days a week! (none of the competition are open on Sundays) Yet another special mention. - No charge for disposal of small boxes. The site mentions they are supposed to charge $1-4, but I have yet to be dinged. Speaks volumes about how great the staff are. - Nice big warehouse - they can pretty much process anything you buy. Tires included. - Cheap for really small packages - only $2.50! Bad: - Can't be late after closing down. The lady I talked to said the tills shut automatically. Get here at 1801? Sorry, come back tomorrow. Other places you can call and have them wait an extra 5 minutes or whatever. - They can be more expensive than the competition for some of the bigger packages, so do your homework if you're ordering something like a table. Compared to the competition (TSB, TLC, P2P), this place beats out everyone else in almost every single category (other than the big package deal) I can think of. You can thank me later.

As with all my other reviews of Point Roberts, there is really only two things that us (yes.... I'm…read moreseperating this) Canadians come down here for, parcels and gas, really, for us, there is nothing else here. With both those things there at least are options, the ratio I think is probably 1:1 with the post office joints and gas stations, and if you just crossed the border, this is the second gas station you will get to. You can go for the cheaper gas solution next door (the Can-Am) or you can come to Shell. We all have our allegiance's, and even toward gas, cause even though we don't consume it (well I don't..... but you people may like to sniff this stuff up like cocaine!) we believe our cars like what we decide to put in it, and I feel Shell gives me some more horsepower than other gas. The place is open 24 hrs, well the pumps are, the store would be closed if you came during nightfall, but as long as you have some plastic on you, not a problem. The prices are in litres (for all of you who don't understand what a gallon is!) and you'll know what you paid for considering this maybe the only thing you do down here and you can chuckle inside how much you saved while driving home.

While on the road, we found everything we were looking for with a wide selection to choose from…read more More than a grocery store, it has many different dry goods and hardware items. Great service and an easy layout to find what you need.

The only grocery store in town, this is a large grocery…read more Stopped in here with a friend while driving around and I bought some postcards for $0.25/each. Friendly cashiers. Giant parking lot. Funny sign in the ladies restroom that looked like it was from a truck stop.

Cant be bothered stocking the shelves or cleaning or refilling drinks. Acting like they have a…read moresupply shortage isn't gonna build customer service went in another 711 and they were out of syrup immediately said hey grab a can of that and well charge you a dollar because its 88cents for a frigging big gulp. Part of a deal too with chickem sandwich so its not like I can grab nothing amd get the deal.. disrespectful lazy and rude staff that dont care about their customers.. go anywhere else and save yourself some time money and energy. Imagine being an ambulance driver or fireman that works all night and having to spend more money because these guys can't be bothered to refill machines.. cant be bothered cleaning the floors. Just generally cant be bothered. I use to love this store now it's the worst experience Ive had in any 711. How quickly did that happen eh. One month amd you guys went straight downhill. Never going im here again. Ill judt find somewhere else to get stuff. You guys suck!! Go read the Google reviews if you dont believe me. They clearly have been losing business for a while and dont care. Support other 711s that do a better job then this one.

I have decided to write an updated review to this 7-Eleven because I thought people thinks or see…read more7-Eleven the same way I do So someone mentioned that 7-Elevens are often related to gas station store. This is not true in the entire world. But this is probably I have been to other 7-Elevens that are not in North America. 7-Eleven in populated cities are really a small convenient grocery store. Yes this 7-Eleven and almost all 7-Eleven in major cities and around the world that are not located in a remote area is known for their food and snacks. This 7-Eleven doesn't just serve hot dogs. It also has hot food. Yup hot food for the night owl partiers or night clubers. When I say hot food I mean burgers, Jamaican patties, asian food like noodles, soup, pies, sometimes they have dim sum (limited selection and depends on the time). They used to put chairs and tables outside in the summer time (not sure if they do that anymore) Yes they also have Slurpees. Slurpees is only available in Canada and USA. Competitor of 7-Eleven are Circle K, Mac, Oxxo and the other small convenient store. This 7-Eleven is open to serve the neighbors in the hood. Yes they open 24 hours like most 7-Eleven in the world. Vancouver 7-Eleven is like most major cities 7-Eleven. Close to Asia, Europe and Mexico 7-Eleven. Because of their convenience, their prices are more expensive. Note there is no gas station linked to 7-Eleven. This 7-Eleven is still not to the same level as the other 7-Eleven outside of North America yet.

Don't order from this place!!!! I ordered corndogs and it was the most discusting corndog I have…read moreever tasted

Ordered wings today. Pleasantly surprised at the flavour & quality. Hot, crispy and not too greasy…read more Would get them again.

In a pinch, while others are closed, this place is a lifesaver! Great customer service too!read more

I wish they sold hot dogs at around midnight, but I didn't see any. Although, I was glad to see…read morethat the convenience store was open. It's Shell's gas station. It was small inside, but had what we were looking for like nail clippers, hair brush, snacks, like any other small convenience stores you see.

I don't buy a lot of lottery tickets, but when I do I always try to buy them from small,…read moreindependent retailers and N. State Street Market is a great little independent convenience/grocery store serving the north edge of downtown. I don't live in this neighborhood, but I do recognize the importance of this store to those who do. The proprietors are very nice and have made a real effort to meet the needs of this underserved neighborhood.

I go here all the time since it's close to my house and I always have a good experience. It's…read morefamily owned and the employees are always really nice. Overall they have a good selection of beer and snacks with fairly competitive prices.

They sell cigarettes and beer and coffee. They hire locals that are handicapped…read moreThey have a tip jar because the workers are probably underpaid. The store is owned by an extremely wealthy family on the island. But they still sell cigarettes to the public they make their profits off of people's addictions. They also sell vape products which are extremely dangerous obviously to your health, but the owners obviously don't care.

After ordering at Mijitas (to go food because of the busy-ness of the joint on a sat night) we…read moretalked about getting sparkling water or cheap light mexican beer to go with the food and wandered in the Village Stop. The worker was the friendliest person we met on the whole island. I got a sparkling water and a mexican beer and a few little snacks to have in the hotel room. Card minimum of $5. If we'd looked on a map (say, on Yelp!) we could have gone to a regular grocery store. I wish we'd known the grocery store was like 2 blocks away but this place got the job done and the employee was friendly. He said the place was open til 11 which seemed like a rarity in the Eastsound area so that is good info to have.

Typical of a semi clean urban convenience / liquor store - best mention I can muster…read more But, on a friendly island. Obscenely over priced fuel and merchandise. Unfriendly, often rude, unhelpful ownership and staff. Thankfully there's a better fuel option at Island Hardware, and a far better grocery option at Island Market!

If you want food consistently NOT delivered to your order, then you'll love Country Corner…read more I've lived on Orcas for many years. The service at the deli has gone straight down hill with the help of Bobby and Harman.

In may 2023 I fueled up my car at Can Am in Point Roberts, the fuel cost 71.38 USD. When I reviewed…read moremy bank statements the following week two charges were posted for the same day : the 71.38 USD ( $98.16 Canadian) and an additional $160.91 in Canadian funds both from Can Am I photocopied my statements and attended the station to speak with the clerk. She could not explain the $160.91 error and seemed to have no suggestion to correct it. i left my documents along with my phone number and was told I would receive a call from the manager. 2 1/2 months later and not a word. I used to fuel up weekly at Can Am but but have not been back since Can't take a chance. Very disappointed in the lack of customer service K. Coupar

Came here to get some gas. This is the closest gas station (to the best of my knowledge) to the…read moreborder. There are a couple more (USA Gasoline across the street, and Texaco farther down). No need to shop around. Can-Am and USA are the cheapest. I have no idea why that Texaco outlet hasn't gone bankrupt yet. They have NEVER been cheaper the last 5 times I looked. There can be a bit of a lineup here, but nothing too crazy. Get your gas, go back to Canada, and buy yourself something nice with the money you saved.